Process type

[Man from moon]

hello evry one

i found these films in B&H

first one

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/381214-REG/Foma_420136_Fomapan_Classic_100_135_36.html

i want to now , what the Process type for this film ? can i develope in C-41 ?? and i need to now are thes film good for landscape or not

second film

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produ...769_Neopan_Acros_100_135_36_Professional.html

also , can i develope this film in C-41 like any C-41 films ??

because , iam loking for a landscape film and can Process in C-41
thanks to all

 

[Ian Grant]

They are both conventional B&W films so you can't process them in C41 chemistry.

Your best choice is Ilford XP2 Plus for a B&W film that can be C41 processed.

Ian

 

[dking888]

Man from moon,

Both these films are Black and White negative films. They can not be processed in C-41. There are B&W films that can be processed in C-41 like Kodak BW400CN or Ilford XP2.

Daniel King

 

[Man from moon]

i have right now ilford xp2 , but i feel Fujifilm Neopan Acros Better than

Especially in landscape

 

[Ian Grant]

Personally I prefer conventional films to chromogenic - XP2/BW400CN, and so yes Acros would be much better but ideally you should process it yourself, which is very easy.

Ian

i have right now ilford xp2 , but i feel Fujifilm Neopan Acros Better than

Especially in landscape

 

[Man from moon]

Personally I prefer conventional films to chromogenic - XP2/BW400CN, and so yes Acros would be much better but ideally you should process it yourself, which is very easy.

Ian

yes , its very easy , i watch Several videos about film developing , and the Tools very cheap also, but i cant find the Chemicals and developing time for each film

EX: ilford HP5 , ilford delta 3200 , Kodak tri-x 400

 

[Rick A]

Get some Kodak D-76 or any clone _76, or Moersh chems, and check the massive developing chart on digitaltruth.com for times and temps.

 

[Man from moon]

ok guys

i well buy the Fuji Neopan 100 Acros

but in b&h says : Can be processed in Fuji or Kodak film developer - check instructions for development times

when i give him to lab , Do ask him for a specific developer , for best result ,? or any developer ?

 

[MattKing]

The lab will either have a single, general purpose black and white developer or will be more of a custom lab that offers a choice.

The thing to do is to talk to the lab before you buy your film, or if you cannot do that, before you expose it. The lab will most likely have a good idea what works well with their general purpose process or, if they offer custom services, will be able to give you advice on what might work best for someone with your equipment and level of experience.